Corporate Gifts

We'll work with you to create a signature grant program that allows your company to maximize the impact of your investment on behalf of children.

Employee Programs & Matching Gifts

Giving your employees the chance to be involved in your corporate giving program boosts morale and strengthens the bond between UNICEF and your company.

Cause Marketing

Consumers respond to the opportunity to support UNICEF with their product purchases.

UNICEF Greeting Cards

By sending UNICEF cards—the most recognizable charitable greeting card brand—you show clients and friends that your business cares.

Our Signature Campaigns

Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF

For 60 years, one of America's best-loved Halloween traditions has been Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF, the original "kids helping kids" campaign, in which children across the country collect coins in the trademark orange boxes while trick-or-treating.

Besides children, parents and teachers, the program also engages a nationwide network of corporations, volunteer organizations, celebrities, sports leagues and other partners to increase awareness and participation.

The UNICEF Snowflake

The lighting of the UNICEF Snowflake—the 16-foot outdoor ornament of 12,000 Baccarat crystals that graces the intersection of 57th Street and Fifth Avenue in New York City—marks the start of each festive holiday season. The Snowflake was dedicated to UNICEF beginning in 2002 as a beacon of hope, peace and compassion for vulnerable children around the world.

Corporations can help underwrite the star-studded UNICEF Snowflake lighting and entertainment show, held annually. They can also participate in UNICEF Snowflake Galas, the multi-city, black-tie fundraisers. And they can tie in with licensed Snowflake products and cause-related marketing extensions.

The UNICEF Tap Project

The award-winning UNICEF Tap Project initiative was inaugurated in New York City on World Water Day in 2007. Today it is a nationwide campaign supported by thousands of volunteers, the restaurant industry, celebrities and diners in cities across the country.